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| Plastic flowers. The label appears to read 'Aliums'. |
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| A gold skeleton. |
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| A 'leather-finish' jacuzzi, with floating drinks tray. |
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| Plastic trolleys - the curse of the show. |
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| Buddah (sic) Water Feature. |
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| Union Jack lampshades. |
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| Alstroemeria 'Ice Mint' : I would have bought this if it had been available, but was somewhat brusquely informed it was a 'commercial variety' and not available. Why show it? |
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| Pleione Caroli 'Cape Robin': it was sold out. |
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Great post. They look more like Ali-mums. You know that rare Chinese plastic hybrid of mums and alliums. LOL
ReplyDeleteGracious me - I cannot imagine why you didn't snap up lurid pinkish plastic alliums!
ReplyDeleteI do like the Pleione
K
What? You didnt buy the Alliums, the Buddah, the lamps? Nothing? How strange..
ReplyDeleteThe Pleione was stunning! Goes right on my have-to-have-list!
Succinctly put. There were some horrors. And why is it always the people who have no sense of direction/space or indeed common sense are always the ones trundling those dreaded trolleys around in the tightest space trying to ram everyone's legs?
ReplyDeleteLovely Pleione, I missed that... (Sara)
Dear John.
ReplyDeleteNone of the shown effects will ever appear on my ´must-have-list´... oh my gosh ...what money can buy!!
Best regards, Fie.
That jaccuzi with its warm earth tones would fit nicely into a peat garden scheme. The Nomocharis would surely appreciate the occasional sprinkle of chlorine-laced waters from the frolicking.
ReplyDeleteGood post, appreciated! Would you appreciate for our Plastic Hand Basket
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